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The PetrolScooter Plastic Reducer Bushes are essential components for anyone looking to adapt wheel axle sizes on sack trucks and trolleys. Designed for DIY enthusiasts and maintenance professionals, these bushes allow a 35mm axle bore to securely fit a 12mm axle, providing a cost-effective solution for wheel replacement. While these durable plastic parts are built to last, users should ensure they are not exceeding the weight capacity of their trolley frame when performing repairs.
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Yes, each set includes two plastic reducer bushes.
The inner diameter is 12mm, the outer diameter is 35mm, the total width is 17.4mm, and the central hole length is 22mm.
If the wheelbarrow has a 35mm hub and a 12mm axle, these will work; however, check the weight rating of your wheelbarrow first.
While not strictly mandatory, applying a light coating of lithium grease is recommended to reduce friction and extend the life of the plastic.
No, as they are manufactured from durable, premium-quality plastic, they are immune to rust and corrosion.
Gently sand the outer surface of the bush with fine-grit sandpaper or use a rubber mallet to press it in evenly.
Verify that the axle retaining nut is tightened properly and that the bush is fully seated inside the hub.
Avoid using metal hammers. Ensure the hole is not obstructed by debris or sharp metal edges from the axle.
To install, simply slide the bush into the wheel hub. If the fit is tight, a light tap with a rubber mallet is recommended to avoid damaging the plastic. Ensure the inner diameter is aligned correctly with the axle before tightening any retaining nuts or split pins. For maintenance, it is recommended to apply a small amount of grease to the inner surface of the bush to reduce friction and prevent heat buildup during extended use. Check the bushes periodically for signs of thinning or cracks, especially if the trolley is regularly used under maximum load.
